Sentence examples for part of truth from inspiring English sources

Like the poetic, "play" and "playfulness" are cursorily mentioned in the First Part of Truth and Method as repressed aspects of the truth of the work of art.

But these movies, they take the scary parts that are more like the absolute tiniest part of truth, and exaggerate them a thousand times.

Much of the material in the first part of "Truth," which opened Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater, comes from "Pure," a work Mr. Jasperse presented last year at the American Dance Festival.

But as Rodney — a voracious reader unafraid to claim Hemingway as his totem — declares, "Ideas don't become clichéd because they're false, but because they're true, or at least contain a substantial part of truth".

Gadamer, on the other hand, argues that Derrida's position his rejection of every continuum of meaning, of an orientation towards truth, and of a genuine communication potentially harbors indifference and that the focus on discontinuity and fragmentation resembles the kind of thinking that he criticized, in the first part of Truth and Method, as aesthetic consciousness.

Mr. Gross worked for a development group that was helping Cubans," she is hiding part of truth.

Schnetzer (who stars in the current movie Pride) has the impossible part of truth-sayer, oracle, Angry Young Man and a lot more.

Regardless of your relationship with them, your parents represent truth, and a part of my truth had just died.

She said some people were not telling the whole truth, or even part of the truth, and her voice would grow accusatory as she prodded them a bit harder.

But Suskind calls going public "trusting truth," and says that "part of trusting truth is not worrying about the consequences.

"I feel we heard the truth today, at least part of the truth," said Mr. Nuhanovic, whose mother's death was not included in the case.